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A Region 8 man visiting a friend in jail wound up behind bars himself. Joseph Bailey, 21, of Wynne was arrested Tuesday on charges of... Click here for the full story.
A man visiting a friend in jail earlier this week wound up behind bars himself on drug charges.
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ASH FLAT, AR (KAIT) – Love has a tendency to find people when they least expect it. For Becky and Greg Foreman, they found each other and fell in love after going through separate tragedies in their lives. The
The Foremans say they have finally reached what they consider to be their ‘happily ever after,' but getting there was no fairy tale.
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Lawrence County Sheriff Jody Dotson says a woman stopped for a traffic violation didn't have any proof of insurance. But, he says she did have a pipe and a baggie of meth. On Thursday, May 16... Click
Lawrence County Sheriff Jody Dotson says a woman didn't have proof of insurance when she was stopped; but, he says she did have meth in her car.
KINGSTON, AR (KAIT) - A cow found dead last week near Kingston, AR in Madison County has tested positive for rabies.
The Arkansas Department of Health confirmed the finding Tuesday.
In a news release, the ADH states skunks are more likely to have rabies, but in 2012 three cows were infected with the disease.
This was the first cow reported to have rabies in 2013. However, 14 skunks and one dog have tested positive for rabies so far this year.
Here are some tips from the ADH to help protect yourself from rabies:
Be sure your dogs and cats are up-to-date on
their rabies vaccinations
Do not feed, touch or adopt wild animals
Keep family pets indoors at night
Bat-proof your home or summer camp in the
fall or winter (The majority of human rabies cases are caused by bat bites.)
Encourage children to immediately tell an
adult if any animal bites them
Teach children to avoid wildlife, strays and all
other animals they do not know well
Report any possible sightings of rabid animals to your local health office.
East Tennessee Children's Hospital has treated so many babies born dependent on prescription drugs that the facility is now helping other medical centers around the country deal with the crisis.
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